Travel and stay in Vietnam

Q: What is the currency and how to pay?

The official currency is the Vietnamese Dong (VND) . Credit cards are accepted in major hotels and restaurants, but cash is king for everyday expenses (markets, street food, small shops). ATMs are plentiful in cities.

Q: What are the inhabitants called?

The inhabitants of Vietnam are called Vietnamese .

Q: What language is spoken in Vietnam?

The official language is Vietnamese . English is increasingly spoken in tourist areas, but communication may be limited off the beaten path.

Q: What type of electrical plug is needed in Vietnam?

Primarily type A plugs (flat pins), C , and F (round European pins) are found. A universal adapter is the safest solution to avoid surprises. Voltage is 220V.

Between rice paddies, bays, and mountains

Vietnam, the dragon of Southeast Asia, invites you to an unforgettable journey through stunningly beautiful landscapes and a history rich in poignancy. From the magic of Halong Bay to the terraced rice fields of Sapa, passing through the hustle and bustle of Hanoi and the charm of Hoi An, our stays in Vietnam promise amazement and authenticity. Explore our offers and be captivated by the vibrant culture and warm hospitality of the Vietnamese people.

What to remember about Vietnam in 4 points

Breathtaking natural landscapes

From the thousands of karst islets of Halong Bay to the Mekong Delta, passing through the lush terraced rice fields of the north.

A rich and resilient history

Discover imperial cities like Hue, the timeless charm of Hoi An’s old town, and the poignant remnants of its contemporary history.

World-renowned street cuisine

Vietnamese cuisine is an explosion of fresh and fragrant flavors, to be enjoyed at lively markets and small stalls.

Welcoming people and vibrant culture

Despite a tumultuous past, the Vietnamese are known for their smiles, hospitality, and incredible energy.

Discover Vietnam

What are the must-visit places in Vietnam?

Vietnam is full of exceptional sites. Halong Bay Halong Bay, classified by UNESCO, is a must-see with its thousands of islands and rocky peaks. The town of Hoi An, with its colorful lanterns and preserved architecture, is a real gem. The capital, Hanoi, enchants with its bustling old quarter, Hoan Kiem Lake, and Ho Chi Minh’s mausoleum. In the south, Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon) is a bustling metropolis, the gateway to the Mekong Delta and the Cu Chi tunnels. The imperial city of Hue, a former capital, bears witness to the country’s past grandeur. For landscape enthusiasts, the mountains and rice fields of Sapa are unforgettable.

What are the most beautiful cities and regions to visit in Vietnam?

Hanoi: The cultural capital, with its colonial charm and traditional bustle.
Hoi An: The most charming town in the country, perfect for strolling on foot or by bike.
Ho Chi Minh City: The economic capital, dynamic and modern, steeped in history.
The Mekong Delta: For immersion in river life, between floating markets and lush arroyos.
The Sapa region: For spectacular treks meeting mountain ethnic groups.

What is the climate like in Vietnam?

Vietnam’s climate is tropical, but it varies considerably from north to south.

In the South (Ho Chi Minh, Mekong): The climate is hot all year round with two seasons: dry season (November to April) and wet season (May to October).
In the North (Hanoi, Halong): There are 4 seasons. Cool and dry winter (December-February), pleasant spring, hot and humid summer with rain, mild autumn.
In the Center (Hue, Hoi An): The rainy season, with the risk of typhoons, runs from September to December. The rest of the year is hot and dry.

What to eat in Vietnam? Gastronomy in Vietnam

Vietnamese cuisine is fresh, healthy, and flavorful. The Pho Pho Banh Mi, a baguette sandwich inherited from the French period, filled with meat and raw vegetables. The Nem spring rolls (fried or fresh) Bun Cha (rice vermicelli with grilled pork) is a specialty not to be missed. To finish, enjoy a Ca phe sua da (iced coffee with condensed milk).

When to go to Vietnam?

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Why go on vacation to Vietnam with Voyages Flammang?

Choosing Voyages Flammang for your trip to Vietnam means opting for:

Destination specialists: We create unique journeys based on in-depth local knowledge.
High-end services: We pay attention to every detail to make your experience exceptional.
Great flexibility: All-inclusive stays, tailor-made trips, you choose what suits you best.
Peace of mind guaranteed: Assistance before, during, and after your stay 7/7, and optional travel insurance. We are here to support you at every step of your journey.

Voyages Flammang guarantees a memorable and stress-free stay in Vietnam.

Practical advice for your trip to Vietnam

Vietnam is the second-largest producer and exporter of coffee in the world, just after Brazil, mainly of the Robusta variety.

The official currency is the Vietnamese Dong (VND). Credit cards are accepted in major hotels and restaurants, but cash is king for everyday expenses (markets, street food, small shops). ATMs are plentiful in cities.

The inhabitants of Vietnam are called Vietnamese.

The official language is Vietnamese. English is increasingly spoken in tourist areas, but communication may be limited off the beaten path.

Primarily type A plugs (flat pins), C, and F (round European pins) are found. A universal adapter is the safest solution to avoid surprises. Voltage is 220V.